C# 8.0 Indices and Rangesby@miguel-bernard
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C# 8.0 Indices and Ranges

by Miguel Bernard3mMarch 22nd, 2020
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Microsoft just improved the C# syntax, making it easier for developers to manage data in arrays. Two new operators have been introduced in C# 8.0 to give you all the power you need. The 'Index from the end' operator specifies that an index is relative to the end of the sequence; and 'range' operator:. The index is the same as a number n, the index n is equal to words[9], which is out of range. For ranges, the start of the range is inclusive, but the end is exclusive.

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